Another year around the sun while living on the road. From freezing cold to burning hot in Missouri, we traveled to Michigan in March, seeking out milder weather during the nicer months. It was chilly when we first arrived in March and rained a lot in the spring but the summer is proving why Up … More Year XI
Well, it’s been a hot minute since the last blog post and this overdue post talks all about crazy adventures at LOZ, aka Lake of the Ozarks. We spent just over a year in Missouri (arriving in September 2024) and it was a challenging time. Work had its ups and downs and the weather challenged … More LOZ
3652.5 is a pretty significant number for us. It’s more than a number. It represents our nomad life. 10 years. That’s a long time. It’s a lot of gas, setting up the RV and detaching, route planning to a T, RV/truck upkeep, backing the RV up into campsites (Brainerd, Minnesota was a tight squeeze), and … More 3652.5
It may be the start of November but the weather here is confused. Is it fall or summer? The temperature during the day remains warm in the upper 70’s, but the mornings and evenings are cool. The leaves are slightly changing colors but it’s more like the leaves are half changed (or brown) and quickly … More Fall for Summer
Greetings from Tennessee…no…Mississippi. It gets confusing when we live in one state but our mailing address is for another state. A common occurrence down here due to mail delivery. It’s equally confusing that grocery shopping takes place in Alabama, Tennessee, and Mississippi, depending on the store we need. Just Southern Living we guess! Our RV … More Winter in Tennessee
The most common sentence this summer has been “it’s been a weird season” and from the moment we arrived in Minnesota, it really had been a weird season. From the late ice out, to the high water, to boats not going in the water until late June, to the gas price increase, to the crazy … More True North
It’s been a busy summer season Up North, not only with work but with exploring the area. We had certain activities we wanted to complete right away to avoid mosquito season so our first adventure was going to the Boundary Waters. The Boundary Waters Canoe Area only allows non-motorized watercrafts, aka canoes and kayaks. Since … More Wilderness Entry
We have gone another 365 days around the sun in the RV marking this our 7th year on the road. We didn’t travel to any new states this past year but we went to many new areas. Last year in August we were working at Grand Teton National Park and went on new hikes in … More Lucky Itch
While the Western part of the country is experiencing a lack of water and dried lakes, upper Minnesota is overflowing with water. Lake Vermilion, the lake we work at, is 2 feet above average and that’s with a low lake level at the end of last summer. Rainy Lake, a popular destination in Voyager National … More Waterlogged
Seems like yesterday we left Minnesota, anticipating the warm winter and cool ocean breeze only Florida can bring to realize we’ve been here for 5 months. And this is our first Florida blog post, yikes! It’s not that writing about our experiences isn’t important, it’s that with social media posts, working and just living that … More Our kind of winter
Roaming Free In An RV 